(682) 232-1625
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Bandwidth.com
Tarrant
Landline
75052, 76001, 76002, 76003
Arlington, TX
32° 44' 5.08", -97° 6' 30.73"
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Area code 682 covers a significant part of Texas, including Dallas and surrounding counties. According to public data sources, this region's population exceeds over six million, with a balanced gender distribution and a median age slightly younger than the national average. The area's racial demographics predominantly consist of White and Black or African American communities, with a notable representation of Asian and other racial groups. Economically, the region boasts a robust growth, with median household incomes steadily increasing and surpassing national figures, indicating a thriving local economy.
The 682 area code has faced varying trends in call complaints over the past decade. Wireless communication complaints peaked around 2017 and 2018 but have since decreased into 2024, suggesting shifts in communication patterns. Pre-recorded call grievances diminished after peaking in 2015, while live voice complaints have consistently dropped since 2020. In contrast, text message-related complaints have progressively climbed, reaching noticeable heights by 2024. Despite previous spikes in telemarketing and robocall complaints, these issues have almost subsided in recent years according to FCC complaint metrics, reflecting broader changes in unwanted call dynamics in the region.
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(682) 232-1625 - August 1st, 2019 7:25pm
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